
*edit: just to clarify, definitely a non-human animal and just trying figure out what it is. Definitely not a domestic one.

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Chicat wrote:You’re going to have to dig around in it and look for the bones of it’s prey.
Do we have them in Tucson? I was thinking either bobcat or javelina or coyote. I’ve seen a bobcat twice on my property and saw my first coyote down the street just before Christmas when I drove to the airport in the early morning. Normally I’m not up early enough to see any nocturnal animals.Merkin wrote:Perhaps black bear?
I knowwwww! Didn’t have one. But bigger than a cat shit, smaller than a human shit. Unless you’re majorly constipated.scumdevils86 wrote:Needs a banana for scale
There are some bears in the Catalinas and Rincons I believeByJoveByJingle wrote:Do we have them in Tucson? I was thinking either bobcat or javelina or coyote. I’ve seen a bobcat twice on my property and saw my first coyote down the street just before Christmas when I drove to the airport in the early morning. Normally I’m not up early enough to see any nocturnal animals.Merkin wrote:Perhaps black bear?
On demand. There's a shit-ton you can learn about a living creature from their scat.PieceOfMeat wrote:why do I keep coming back to BDW?
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So what you’re saying is, if I go through my Ring doorbell footage (that I don’t have), I would find an image of Sean Miller with cheap trousers down, squatting in my driveway?Longhorned wrote:Somebody once accused someone on this board of a probable willingness to excuse Sean Miller even if he were to take a crap in the poster's driveway.
BibbysTowellDude responded, "If Sean Miller took a crap in my driveway, I'd carefully seal it in a plastic bag and preserve it in my freezer forever."
ladies and gentlemen, I present you the Poop Whisperer.ASUCatFan wrote:It has fur in it, so it isn't a Javelina. Could be from a Coyote, but the lack of seeds makes me think it's probably a bobcat.
Only way to be sure is to taste it. Slight hint of almond and vanilla and you can be sure it was a bobcat.ASUCatFan wrote:It has fur in it, so it isn't a Javelina. Could be from a Coyote, but the lack of seeds makes me think it's probably a bobcat.
Flashback from 40 years ago.Chicat wrote:Only way to be sure is to taste it. Slight hint of almond and vanilla and you can be sure it was a bobcat.ASUCatFan wrote:It has fur in it, so it isn't a Javelina. Could be from a Coyote, but the lack of seeds makes me think it's probably a bobcat.
Trump will always win that competition.ByJoveByJingle wrote:Longhorned wrote:
On a tangential note, I like me some Sean Miller, but is his ability to make an expensive suit look cheap unparalleled? I think so.
Are Trump’s suits made out of Glad Bags?legallykenny wrote:Trump will always win that competition.ByJoveByJingle wrote:Longhorned wrote:
On a tangential note, I like me some Sean Miller, but is his ability to make an expensive suit look cheap unparalleled? I think so.
I actually doubt Trump’s suits are expensive.legallykenny wrote:Trump will always win that competition.ByJoveByJingle wrote:Longhorned wrote:
On a tangential note, I like me some Sean Miller, but is his ability to make an expensive suit look cheap unparalleled? I think so.
In the sense that he stiffs his tailor.Chicat wrote:I actually doubt Trump’s suits are expensive.legallykenny wrote:Trump will always win that competition.ByJoveByJingle wrote:Longhorned wrote:
On a tangential note, I like me some Sean Miller, but is his ability to make an expensive suit look cheap unparalleled? I think so.
Where do you live? I can only answer for my own actions, though.ByJoveByJingle wrote:Looks like he/she/it dug a shallow trench and shat in it.![]()
*edit: just to clarify, definitely a non-human animal and just trying figure out what it is. Definitely not a domestic one.